Consultation ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Consultation ( noun )

1. The act of seeking or seeking advice from someone, typically an expert.
2. A meeting or session in which advice or an opinion is sought from someone.

Origin:

From old french consultation, from latin consultationem ("a seeking of advice"), from consultare ("to ask advice, seek counsel"), from con- ("together") + ultare ("to ask").

Examples:

1. The patient had a consultation with the doctor.
2. He had a consultation with the lawyer to discuss the case.
3. She had a consultation with the architect to discuss the plans for the house.
4. The company had a consultation with the consultant to improve the business.
5. He had a consultation with the professor to discuss the research project.

(As a verb)

Consultation ( verb )

1. The act of seeking or seeking advice from someone, typically an expert.
2. A meeting or session in which advice or an opinion is sought from someone.

Origin:

From old french consultation, from latin consultationem ("a seeking of advice"), from consultare ("to ask advice, seek counsel"), from con- ("together") + ultare ("to ask").

Examples:

1. The patient had a consultation with the doctor.
2. He had a consultation with the lawyer to discuss the case.
3. She had a consultation with the architect to discuss the plans for the house.
4. The company had a consultation with the consultant to improve the business.
5. He had a consultation with the professor to discuss the research project.